UGREENUSB C Hub - 4 Port USB 3.0 Powered Splitter for Laptops, MacBooks, iPads, Chromebooks, iPhones, Galaxy S23 & More, 2FT

I bought a motorcycle with a single USB C outlet under the seat. I have a phone, headset and a GPS that sometimes need to be plugged in. This hub is perfect. It splits access to power through 4 USB outlets, allowing me to charge everything at once, while riding.

I have three of these right now. One hooked up to my desktop at all time, one near my Chromebook which has no USB ports and one in my office laptop bag. I often use multiple USB ports for things such as wireless mouse, external drives, etc.The download speeds are fine and there is no lag in the wireless mice. Perfect addition assuming your computer has a USB-C port.

My desktop workstation finally bit the dust and I was scrambling to find a way to be productive with just my laptop. Well, the Falwedi USB-C hub was just the ticket!I was able to connect my 2 older monitors (which only had DVI input) to the USB-C hub using a couple of HDMI to DVI convertors (bought separately). Also hooked up to the hub my RJ45 Ethernet cable, USB external hard drives, USB keyboard, USB mouse, and USB external card reader, external stereo speakers, and everything worked with my laptop seamlessly. The USB-C hub does have a SD card reader build in, but I also use XQD format memory cards, so had to use a separate reader.So now, I can use a dual monitor extended display, or even 3 monitors if I want to utilize my laptop's screen. For all intents and purposes, my laptop took the place of my workhorse desktop - thanks to the USB-C hub.One thing I would recommend is to put the hub on something that'll help it dissipate heat. The device will generate a fair amount of heat, but if you keep it cool it'll functions perfectly. I put mine on a piece of metal to help radiate heat and made sure there was air flow around it (passive cooling, not using a fan).Also, it should be obvious - but to power it, you'll use the USB-C power supply for your laptop into the hub - then plug the hub's USB-C output into your laptop. And of course, your laptop needs to have a USB-C port (most of them do nowadays).

Unlike some of the other USB-C expanders I've got here, this one is just a plastic case, not aluminum like it looks in the picture. The plastic is a tad "creaky" when squeezed but it seems decently built and I don't really expect any problems in practice with it.And as the product description does say and other reviews point out, the USB-C power input on this is just to make it work a bit more like a "powered hub" (e.g. for hard disks and such) and does NOT charge the laptop.So this isn't a premium adapter by any means, but they didn't charge a premium either. It's working well just to give some more ports from a laptop where I'm often running out. I sometimes use laptop stands above the devices I'm programming/troubleshooting on my workbench, and so the option for a bit longer cable is great.Reports as a USB3.1 hub (vendor 0x05e3, product 0x0626) and a USB2.1 hub (same vendor, product 0x0610) and nothing else when plugged into a MBP and so far so good using it.

This usb-a hub is just right for my new Mac Mini, which has no usb-a ports. It is usb 3.0, so it gives 5gps speed to all my usb-a peripherals, which is generally more than adequate. It is small and unassuming, taking up very little space, and can be tucked behind my monitor. It is well worth the investment!

just what I needed! nice looking and compact.

Bought this 2 years ago but only started to use it in the last few months for a pc we use as backup. The two usb A ports did not work for some reason and we probably need a new motherboard. However it has a working usb C port and we needed something that would allow for a few additional things to be connected to it. So, we started using this and all was fine - for a while. Very carefully used but despite that only one of the USB A ports works now. So I didn't use it for a few days but decided to give it another try, to see, as my husband likes to say, if it got better. Well, no it didn't, it got sicker. Now, NONE of the USB A ports work. At this point it's useless. It's not that expensive and a lot cheaper than a new motherboard but I have to say it's rather disappointing for it to conk out after only a short time being used. I'm getting another one of these but this time I'll try another brand.

I needed some fast USB A ports and this is it. Works with my UPC power backup, mouse & keyboard and dvd player.